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ADR stands for Average Damage per Round and serves as a measure of your consistent combat output. A solid benchmark is 80-100+ ADR.

What is ADR and why should I track it?

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ADR stands for Average Damage per Round and serves as a measure of your consistent combat output. A solid benchmark is 80-100+ ADR. Even if you are not topping the kill column, high ADR means you are reliably softening up opponents, which directly translates into more rounds won for your team.

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